AI4GOV

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Title
Trusted AI for Transparent Public Governance fostering Democratic Values

Duration
2022 – 2025

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AI4Gov is a joint effort of policy makers, public institutions / organizations, legal, Social Science and Humanities and Big Data/AI experts to unveil the potentials of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data technologies for developing evidence-based innovations, policies, and policy recommendations to harness the public sphere, political power, and economic power for democratic purposes.

The project will also uphold fundamental rights and values standards of individuals when using AI and Big Data technologies. Hence, the project aims to contribute to the promising research landscape that seeks to address ethical, trust, discrimination, and bias issues by providing an in-depth analysis and solutions addressing the challenges that various stakeholders in modern democracies are faced with when attempts are made to mitigate the negative implications of Big Data and AI. In this direction, the project will introduce solutions and frameworks towards a two-fold sense, to facilitate policymakers on the development of automated, educated and evidence-based decisions and to increase the trust of citizens in the democratic processes and institutions. Moreover, the project will leverage the capabilities of state-of-the-art tools for providing un-bias, discrimination-free, fair, and trusted AI. These tools will be validated in terms of their ability to provide technical and/or organisational measures, causal models for bias and discrimination, and standardized methodologies for achieving fairness in AI.

NEWS ABOUT THE PROJECT
Exciting news from Data For Policy 2024 conference in London!

Exciting news from Data For Policy 2024 conference in London!

The AI4Gov team is presenting at the Data for Policy 2024 conference in London this week. The conference, titled "Decoding the Future: Trustworthy Governance with AI?", brings together global experts to explore AI's role in trustworthy decision-making and governance....

Collaboration meeting in June (synergies)

Collaboration meeting in June (synergies)

Together with the University of Maribor (UM) from Slovenia we organized a collaboration meeting titled “AI4Gov-SOLARIS-TWON official meet-up in Slovenia”. This meeting was held on June 19th in Maribor, Slovenia (in-person). The idea lies behind the fact that 3...

AI4Gov MOOC: “Trustworthy And Democratic AI – Fundamentals”

AI4Gov MOOC: “Trustworthy And Democratic AI – Fundamentals”

This course is designed to provide learners around the globe with the foundational knowledge necessary to understand bias in artificial intelligence. It aims to democratize the knowledge of AI ethics, governance, and technical standards to ensure that future AI...

Internal workshop: Gender Dimension in STEM research

Internal workshop: Gender Dimension in STEM research

On Friday, April 12th 2024 there was an internal workshop titled “Gender Dimension in STEM research” at Jožef Stefan Institute. In the scope of good practices at JSI, Alenka Guček presented how the European project AI4Gov is addressing both the gender and other...

Kako in kdaj v umetni inteligenci prihaja do pristranskosti

Kako in kdaj v umetni inteligenci prihaja do pristranskosti

Sodelavci, ki delajo na Evropskem projektu AI4GOV “Trusted AI for Transparent Public Governance fostering Democratic Values” (“Zaupanja vredna umetna inteligenca za pregledno javno upravo, ki spodbuja demokratične vrednote”) bodo sodelovali na konferenci Privacy days,...

Lecture at the University of Brasilia presenting the AI4GOV project

Lecture at the University of Brasilia presenting the AI4GOV project

On Friday, September 1st 2023, project partner Jožef Stefan Institute presented the AI4GOV project at the University of Brasilia. The lecture with the title: “AI and the future of building and sharing knowledge: Revolutionising learning experiences based on open data” was aimed to the local academic circle of University of Brasilia.

Contact Us

Jožef Stefan Institute
Centre for Knowledge Transfer in
Information Technologies (CT3)

Jamova 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

email: ct3@ijs.si
phone: +386 1 477 3593
fax: +386 1 477 3935